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RA 1005 – Competent Organizations and Responsibilities Rationale © Crown Copyright 2011 MOD policy is to only procure from contractors who have been assessed as competent. Contents 1005(1): Competent Organizations and Responsibilities Regulation 1005(1) Acceptable Means of Compliance 1005(1) Guidance Material 1005(1) Competent Organizations and Responsibilities 1005(1) PTLs shall only contract with competent organizations. 1. The PTL should only contract with design organizations approved under the Design Approved Organization Scheme. 2. The PTL should only contract with maintenance organizations approved under the Maintenance Approved Organization Scheme. At present the current scope of the MAOS is restricted to Mil Pt 145 approval for all on-aircraft contractor depth maintenance and off-aircraft maintenance carried out on government property. Within this current restriction, all Air Domain platform and equipment PTs should contract for continuing airworthiness activities with MAOS Mil Pt 145 approved organizations. Design Approved Organization Scheme (DAOS) 3. It is MOD Policy to procure only from contractors who have been assessed as competent to design and supply aircraft or airborne equipment to a satisfactory standard. As a pre-requisite to a DAOS approval, such contractors will have achieved ISO 9001:2000 third party certification (or acceptable equivalent) with an appropriate scope that has been accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS)
Language is a Key Element � Mandatory v Permissive wording � Military Orders v Civil Interoperability © Crown Copyright 2011 ● “Is to”/”Are to” versus “Shall” � Agreed language: ● SHALL: The word “Shall” is reserved solely for use in <strong>regulations</strong> and orders. ● RATIONALE: The origin/reason of a regulation can be given in a text after a regulation behind the word “Rationale”. ● SHOULD: The word “Should” is reserved solely for use in Acceptable Means of Compliance. ● MUST/WILL/MAY/COULD/CAN: These words are most often used in Governance and Guidance material. � Definition of Terms ● Common glossary and use of abbreviations
Page 1 and 2: © Crown Copyright 2011 MAA WORKSTR
Page 3 and 4: Catalyst for Change � Nimrod Revi
Page 5 and 6: Scope � MARSB Op Manual/MAA Chart
Page 7 and 8: Delivering the New Look � Timelin
Page 9 and 10: INPUT MATERIAL POLICY Revised Frame
Page 11 and 12: RA 2130 - Safety and Survival Drill
Page 13: RA 1005 - Competent Organizations a
Page 17 and 18: WS3 - The Works � What the MAA ha
Page 19 and 20: Key Messages � WS3 has delivered
Page 21 and 22: Any Questions © Crown Copyright 20

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